"Infallible people do not exist, Lenin used to say. It depends, first, on the kind of error and, second, how long it persisted. And whether there was willingness to pursue the line considered correct. If there was such willingness, certain errors had to be passed over.""
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Russian communistsSoviet premiersMinisters of Foreign Affairs of Russia and the Soviet UnionCommunist Party of the Soviet Union membersAmbassadors of Russia and the Soviet Union
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As quoted in Molotov Remembers: Inside Kremlin Politics (1993) by Felix Chuev, p. 139. ISBN: 978-1-5663-715-2.
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